During the 1930s, The Federal Writers' Project was going on. In this project was over 10,000 life stories of people in interviews. From some of these interviews, I had learned things about the people in that time and lessons from them as well. One of these lessons that I had learned was from the interview with Mr. Garavelli(His Interview), the lesson that he had taught me was that even if you do not make a lot of money in your job; the important thing is that your health is good. Another piece of information that is significant to me is the lesson that I had learned from Jim Cole's interview. (His Interview) The lesson that I had learned from his interview was that even if you were excellent in your job during this time, if you were Negro; then you could not get a better job or join the union as well, this is called discrimination. Another lesson that I had learned was from Mrs. Elizabeth E. Miller
(Grammy Miller). From this women's interview(Her Interview) I had learned that women were underestimated when it came to doing some things like Mrs. Miller's thing with the pork. Another lesson that I had learned was the interview with the Man at Colonial Park (No name was given). The lesson that I had learned from this guy was that even in a small way, there were some things that poor and rich people shared/have in common (Mystery Man's Interview). The last lesson that I had learned from these series of interviews was from Irving Fajans' interview(His Interview). From Fajans interview, I learned that if you wanted people to serve your cause( the Union at Macy's) then you have to have good communication between the people.
During the 1930s, The Federal Writers' Project was going on. In this project was over 10,000 life stories of people in interviews. From some of these interviews, I had learned things about the people in that time and lessons from them as well. One of these lessons that I had learned was from the interview with Mr. Garavelli(His Interview), the lesson that he had taught me was that even if you do not make a lot of money in your job; the important thing is that your health is good. Another piece of information that is significant to me is the lesson that I had learned from Jim Cole's interview. (His Interview) The lesson that I had learned from his interview was that even if you were excellent in your job during this time, if you were Negro; then you could not get a better job or join the union as well, this is called discrimination. Another lesson that I had learned was from Mrs. Elizabeth E. Miller
(Grammy Miller). From this women's interview(Her Interview) I had learned that women were underestimated when it came to doing some things like Mrs. Miller's thing with the pork. Another lesson that I had learned was the interview with the Man at Colonial Park (No name was given). The lesson that I had learned from this guy was that even in a small way, there were some things that poor and rich people shared/have in common (Mystery Man's Interview). The last lesson that I had learned from these series of interviews was from Irving Fajans' interview(His Interview). From Fajans interview, I learned that if you wanted people to serve your cause( the Union at Macy's) then you have to have good communication between the people.